Convert hr:mm:ss to days

Hello,
Is there any FM to convert hr:mm:ss to days.
Eg. 240000 to 1 days; 120000 to 0.5 days.
Thanks,
Shreekant

Hello Shreekant,
May be this can help you.
[Convert :- Minutes to Days:Hours:Minutes;
Thanks,
Jayant Sahu

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